Truman's Economic-controls Campaign Reaches Climax
Washington reports President Truman pursues a two year extension of the Defense Production Act with new powers to curb prices wages rents and strategic materials. Congress debates length and scope while farmers and business groups voice mixed views amid rising inflation concerns. Di Salle predicts an early beef price settlement as the president prepares a nationwide address.
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Truman
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Ohio
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Michael V. di. Salle
Philadelphia
Marine Returns to Costa Mesa Family Joins Husband
Capt. James E. Warren Jr. USMC recently returned from the Korean front and is joined by his wife and two daughters, Lark and Linelle, who moved from Merriam Kansas. The family has established residence at 369 Costa Mesa Street.
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James E. Warren Jr
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Linelle
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Kan
Costa Mesa St
Meat Crisis This Week Shoppers Face Beef Shortage
Chicago dispatch reports government price rollbacks may trigger widespread beef shortages in butcher shops this week, while a UPI survey across 34 cities finds shoppers not stocking up and many butchers noting low demand despite high prices.
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American Meat Institute
National Association of Retail Meat Dealers
United Press
Washington
Joe
Judge) Montague
Texas and Southwestern Cattle Producers Association
California rush to end session as June 23 adjournment looms
Sacramento June 11 AP California legislators push to finish a backlog of bills with two looming deadlines June 23 adjournment and a two thirds vote requirement for certain bills. Budget conflicts loom as Assembly and Senate clash over defense funds and civil programs while many major measures stall. Governor Warren has already received most non routine proposals, with few major laws enacted this session.
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California
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State Crime Commission
Herbert R. Klockstein
R.-Long Beach
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Stewart Orban
Russia and Britain Press Multinational Japanese Peace Talks
Moscow reports that Russia and Britain demand a July or August peace conference inviting all WWII opponents of Japan, including Communist China, with a council of foreign ministers to draft a treaty. The U.S. opposes a ministers council and the inclusion of Red China, favoring non separate treaties and Cairo Potsdam Yalta bases. Formosa transfer to the Republic of China is cited, though the U.S. says China’s government already controls the island.
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U.S
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Potsdam
Yalta
Formosa
Dulles Talks With French On Japanese Peace Treaty
State Department adviser John Foster Dulles opened talks in Paris with French Deputy Foreign Minister Alexandre Parodi and U. S. Ambassador David K. Bruce on a Japanese peace treaty nearing completion. Meetings followed London discussions with the British on the Japanese problem as Western officials dismissed the Soviet note urging a general peace conference.
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State Department
John Foster Dulles
France
Dulles
London
Alexandre Parodi
Foreign Office
U. S
David K. Bruce
Parodi
Robert Schuman
Russia
Yacht Rescues Three Near Breakwater Off Horseshoe Kelp
A skiff carrying three men capsized five miles from the breakwater near Horseshoe Kelp. The yacht Sarah Cave rescued Harald Culler and two companions. A Coast Guard patrol boat recovered the skiff and took the men to San Pedro.
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Coast Guard
Sarah Cave
Harald Culler
San Pedro
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